Immigration
'A Lifeline Cut': Texas Nonprofit Ordered to Halt Migrant Legal Programs After 20 Years
Estrella del Paso has been ordered to terminate its counseling services, raising concerns over due process for migrants in detention.
Hailey Bieber's Uncle Condemns Trump Admin for Deporting Kilmar Garcia to El Salvador: 'Due Process Doesn't Apply Only to Americans'
Actor Billy Baldwin took to social media to condemn the Trump administration for its unlawful deportation of a Maryland father who had been granted legal protected status and authorized to stay in the US.
UN to Review Death of Mexican Immigrant Who Died After Being Beaten by Twelve U.S. Border Patrol Agents
Anastasio Hernández Rojas, a longtime U.S. resident, died in May 2010 after being beaten and repeatedly shocked with a Taser
Trump Has 'Shred the Constitution' by Refusing to Return Wrongfully Detained Man From El Salvador, Senator Asserts
A Maryland Senator has taken to public platforms to advocate against the wrongful deportation of a Maryland father to El Salvador, even going as far as to state that he would travel to El Salvador if the man is not returned to the US.
Dozens of Immigrant Students in Florida Have Had Their Visas Revoked As Marco Rubio's State Department Crackdown Continues
At least 29 international students across Florida have had their visas revoked in recent weeks
Pam Bondi Refuses to Answer If Trump's Thoughts on Deporting American Citizens is 'Legal': 'Given a Directive to Make America Safe Again'
The U.S. attorney general offered ignored a question on the legality of President Donald Trump's assertion that "homegrown criminals" will be deported.
Trump Tells El Salvador's President to Build More Prisons for "Home-Grown Criminals"
Trump urged the Salvadoran president to build at least five prisons for U.S. citizens despite legal experts warning that deporting U.S.-born citizens violates the Constitution.
Police In Florida City With Venezuelan Population Strikes ICE Partnership As Deportation Fears Mount
Doral, a city in Miami-Dade County known as Doralzuela for its large Venezuelan community, is preparing to officially partner with the federal government in enforcing immigration laws
Trump Demands El Salvador Builds More Prisons, Vowing to Send More Deportees: 'The Home-Growns Are Next'
During a meeting with El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, President Donald Trump can be heard demanding that his country build more prisons to incarcerate "home-grown" criminals.
New York Rep. To Introduce Bill Granting Protections To People Wrongfully Deported From The U.S.
U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres is set to introduce a bill protecting people wrongfully deported from the U.S. It would require the U.S. to take action if a foreign government also declines to comply with their return
Trump Admin Using Tech From Largest Private Prison Operator To Track Down Hundreds Of Migrants
A new analysis by The New York Times showed that the government has increased contracts with the Geo Group as it slashes spending across agencies.
ICE Arrests Third Alleged Member of Cuban Government in Miami
Daniel Morejón García was arrested on April 14 after allegedly failing to disclose his membership in the Cuban Communist Party when entering the country.
UN Criticizes Mexico Over Lack of Justice for Missing and Massacred Migrants
UN members highlighted the absence of key Mexican agencies during its discussions and the government's failure to follow through with previous action plans
Salvadoran President Bukele Says He Doesn't Have The Power To Return Man Erroneously Deported to His Country
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele told reporters that he has no intention nor the authority to return the Maryland man wrongfully deported by U.S. authorities to his country last month.
State Department Finally Shares Status of Man Erroneously Deported to El Salvador, Shows No Willingness to Return Him to U.S.
The U.S. State Department has confirmed that Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland resident mistakenly deported to El Salvador in March, is alive and currently being held at the CECOT mega-prison
An Immigration Attorney Received a 'Threatening' Email From DHS Telling Her to Self-Deport. She's a US Citizen
An immigration attorney received a mistaken DHS email ordering her to self-deport, despite the fact that she was born in the United States.
Razor Wire Becomes Unexpected Obstacle for Firefighters That Rescued Man on Top of Border Wall
While wall-related rescues and injuries appear to be declining in San Diego County compared to last year, they have not ceased entirely
Immigration Judge Recommends People To Not Share Their Address When Reporting Taxes Amid Fear of Deportations
Undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in federal, state, and local taxes in 2022, per the Institute on Taxation and Economic Police
'He Was a Very Sick Man': Migrant Dies of Untreated HIV in 'Deadly' Arizona ICE Facility, Report Reveals
The man allegedly died after being detained in an ICE facility for months without treatment, raising alarms about systematic medical neglect amid expansion plans.
6,300 Latino Immigrants Listed as 'Dead' by Trump Administration in Bid to Prompt Self-Deportation
The Trump administration added over 6,300 names of living, mostly Latino immigrants to the Social Security Administration's "Death Master File" on Thursday.
Trump's Immigration Policies Accused of Further Complicating Bird Flu Epidemic: 'People Are Very Scared To Go Out'
As the Trump administration ramps up deportation efforts, farmworkers across the country are opting to stay home in fears of being taken into custody.
Stephen Miller Claims Biden Admin 'Trafficked 500,000 Children' Into the US And 'Helped Them Disappear'
Stephen Miller has accused the Biden administration of trafficking 500,000 migrant children into the U.S.
For Many International Music Acts, Touring the U.S. No Longer Feels Safe: 'We Weren't Confident With Crossing the Border'
"You take an already difficult touring atmosphere, add now a layer of political fear," said an industry expert. "There's a risk of artists looking to other markets instead of the U.S."
Trump Supported Sending US Citizens to Salvadoran Prisons, But There is No Legal Pathway To Do So, Experts Say
The Trump administration is eyeing sending U.S. citizens who have committed "heinous, violent" crimes despite lack of legality.
Tennessee Senate Advances Bill to Deny Public Education to Undocumented Students Despite Opposition: 'They Didn't Ask to Be Brought Here'
Tennessee is moving forward with legislation that would allow public schools to deny enrollment or charge tuition to undocumented students
DHS Secretary Noem Defends Taking Migrants in El Salvador Maximum-Security Prison: 'They Should Stay There for the Rest of Their Lives'
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defended the Trump administration's decision to take over 200 Venezuelan migrants in a maximum-security prison in El Salvador
Judge Rejects Bid to Block Immigration Enforcement at Religious Sites, Questions 'Credible Threat' of Enforcement'
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., rejected on Friday a request by over two dozen Christian and Jewish religious groups to block immigration enforcement operations at houses of worship
A Look at the Obscure Cold War Law Revived in Deportation Case Against Pro-Palestinian Activist
The Trump administration is using a rarely invoked Cold War-era immigration statute to justify the potential deportation of Mahmoud Khalill
Top Beer Modelo Owner Says Lower Sales Show Latinos Are Looking To Blend Into The Crowd
President Donald Trump's immigration policies are hurting Modelo and Corona beer sales, pushing Latino consumers to stay away from the brand
Ivy League Students' Visas Revoked With 'No Official Notification'
Brown University reported that one active student and several recent graduates pursuing post-completion Optional Practical Training (OPT) and STEM OPT extension opportunities had their visas revoked within the past week